8 Top-Rated Hotels in Caucasia, Antioquia Department
Discover the best hotels in Caucasia, Antioquia Department including Hotel Caucasia, Hosteria Horizontes, Hotel Tania, Hotel Canoa Inn, Hotel Meson Del Gitano, Hotel Luxor, Hotel La Rotonda, Hosteria Horizontes.
1. Hotel Caucasia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Excelente Hotel
Reviewed By AlberPalacMuy buena calidad del servicio, el personal muy atento. Las instalaciones muy buenas. Mucho aseo y silencio. Ideal para trabajo y descanso. Adicionalmente el jacuzzi y gym para mantenerme en forma fue estupendo! Y adoran los animales.
2. Hosteria Horizontes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
A simple, clean place to spend a night when on the road.
Reviewed By JoepureIf you're looking at Hotels in Caucasia, it is because you're contemplating driving between Cartagena and the inland cities like Medellín. Caucasia is a small city and given the nature of Highway 25 is a natural place to break-up the journey. From a US traveler's perspective, Hosteria Horizontes is like a contemporary Motel 6. It's clean, reasonably priced and secure. The rooms are good sized, the beds a bit on the soft side and both ceiling fans and in-room AC are available. It was 34c on my trip and the AC was definitely needed. The bathroom is clean with a good sized shower. Please note that the shower has a mini-tankless water heater that worked fine. Breakfast was just, OK. I ended up going to a local bakery for much better pastry and coffee. There's a Viva Shopping Mall with restaurant options and the restaurant across the street was like the hotel - an acceptable choice but certainly not great. In short, it works for a 1-night stay while on the road. Depending on your stamina and final direction, I would look at Sincelejo or Monteria as alternatives while driving from the coast to the inland of Colombia. Oh - and as in most of Colombia, don't expect to use your English. The staff is very friendly and will help.
3. Hotel Tania
4. Hotel Canoa Inn
5. Hotel Meson Del Gitano
Overall Ratings
2 based on 1 reviews
Lo único bueno es la comida
Reviewed By MrSreviewsUsamos este hotel para descansar una noche en medio de un viaje largo en moto. Nos dijeron que era lo mejor de la zona. El precio es demasiado alto para la calidad del hotel. El colchón y las almohadas están forrados en plástico, lo que hace que las sabanas constantemente se muevan de su posición haciendo muy incómoda la dormida. El colchón es muy malo, lo que tampoco ayuda a un buen descanso. A pesar de tener todo cerrado para que el aire enfriara correctamente, de un momento a otro empezaron a aparecer abejas en la habitación. Un total de 16 abejas sacamos de la habitación para poder dormir. Estábamos en un primer piso y la puerta trasera no cerraba con seguro y al mencionarlo en recepción me dijeron que no importaba, que nada pasaba. Esto no nos dió tranquilidad. Lo único bueno de este lugar, y por lo que le pongo calificación dos y no uno, es el restaurante. La comida es muy rica.
6. Hotel Luxor
7. Hotel La Rotonda
8. Hosteria Horizontes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
A simple, clean place to spend a night when on the road.
Reviewed By JoepureIf you're looking at Hotels in Caucasia, it is because you're contemplating driving between Cartagena and the inland cities like Medellín. Caucasia is a small city and given the nature of Highway 25 is a natural place to break-up the journey. From a US traveler's perspective, Hosteria Horizontes is like a contemporary Motel 6. It's clean, reasonably priced and secure. The rooms are good sized, the beds a bit on the soft side and both ceiling fans and in-room AC are available. It was 34c on my trip and the AC was definitely needed. The bathroom is clean with a good sized shower. Please note that the shower has a mini-tankless water heater that worked fine. Breakfast was just, OK. I ended up going to a local bakery for much better pastry and coffee. There's a Viva Shopping Mall with restaurant options and the restaurant across the street was like the hotel - an acceptable choice but certainly not great. In short, it works for a 1-night stay while on the road. Depending on your stamina and final direction, I would look at Sincelejo or Monteria as alternatives while driving from the coast to the inland of Colombia. Oh - and as in most of Colombia, don't expect to use your English. The staff is very friendly and will help.
